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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-09-24

If q cough disturbs your sleep. take Piso's Cure
for Consumption and rest well.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-09-24

Some Georgia farmers have found that
this years watermelon crop has paid them
500 per acre.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-09-24

Thousands of cures follow the use OF DE
Sage's Catarrh Remedy. so cents.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-09-24

The war in Manitoba is really serious.
The suffers, with carefully assorted stock,
are preparing to move to the front.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-09-24

st. Peter has fallen into the habit of
identifying Nebraska people by the rope
marks on their necks.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-09-24

The fall term of Washburn college, Tope-
ka, Kan, opens September IA. Both sexes
admitted. Collegiate and preparatory
courses Classical, Scientific, Literary; also
an English course, Vocal and Instrumental
Music, Drawing and Painting. Oratory and
Elocution. Fourteen instructors. Facilities
excellent. Expenses reasonable.
PETER MCV1CAR, Pres.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-09-24

"Close the door gently,
And bride the breath;
I've one of my headaches
I'm sick unto DEATH"
"Take 'Purgative Pellets
They're pleasant and sure;
I've some in my pocket
I'll warrant to cure"
DR.. Pierces pheasant Purgative Pellets
are both preventive and curative.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-29

Klue yei.n Of Abysalnis, the beliietr-
an, naonAsuh uho has foE 20 lena time
been woEryins lhe Italians Il hasaoSah,
4 opse mere marching on that niscra-
hls hanlet wiih 80 efmy whieh TIE
seas, o. the Isallsns swell 10 enormous
proporsions. II is 10 Be hopsd thai be
viii reach biz objective point ard ssstle
mastsrs with lhs Italians and THAI tie
World sill 10 losees b. Bothered With
news from MnsasWah eOncesriDg ARMIES
shai nsver arrive and battles shas psvss
taks plsoa. Il - apparent vhy k'rR
yesn shouid desire to sxEei she isaliaas
f.osu Nassouah. whioh Il clearly vithin
Al asmsuiaus, kui u u fsE from appaT
eua why lhe Isalsans sheuld want to
ssay their. ne ehisos Of The itsiian
eugsrnmsat 10 aitcmV,ing 10 eetats poe
session Of q strip II desert sand which
me nosl enthusiasts townsiie boomer
vsnid decline With scosn u il Vtre
oHsraa hlm a. q gift, Is ssmsihirg that
usaody attempts 10 fathom. ssrelS the
Italians cen hns someshsrs on the
piohs . ssrsp Of be- sad Which they can
bass wisAoaa ashtlnw far Il, apd Il is
sxlrassdlnary thas thsy soocia insist
upen hAvine thai paSlicplar strip back
q MasaowaA aKd upon worrying peer
Kins John and his AeyssiniAns half 70
aeash IN their tEasas TO retain Il.
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p,suier Nosquay. wbo has held pov.
A. a Inc urovinss q MsuisOba for ever
20 many years. hss q lass been eoEa-
ne,l,d % reign. sithosaA be siia sp-
neara 10 have sufficient politieal power
- insurs sbs ssIsolioa Of ministry
whnos msmhess viii b. In Sympathy
wlsh hsm. Tia career Of NssqaAs IN
Manitoba has been 3 Eenarkabls ons.
ana 90 4 wi6sr fsid h would have a.
t,nosed wosld vida asleutson. Ne con-
aoliaessd aad soiidiAed poser shion
dseed stacks Of eli kinds for many
Vearu, ana Il vas moi untii toe Red
river railroad difisnltiss undetermined
he strength Of bis Roysrnmens shas &c
was forced 20 yield an lnca Of ground 10
Bis hitter and uneompFomiainR oppo-
rests. AoFquay ostsusibsy took ses
aide Of shs people Of Manitoba In Their
eoaisss with tie dominion governmsAt
ovsE the right Of ths brownies 70 grant
A charter 10 railroad company for the
uurposs Of haildina . road down the
Red river. Thers has been = Suspicion
AMONG ths Manitobaas. hossveF, ihat
thslr psemiaE sold thea oaf and thsafi-
"a shsis plans uhlls pressnding 70 favor
them. Il uaa lhis Suspicion. 3 morally
entertained and Dot without apparent
sauss, which has a. last forced The night
Inc pssnlsr 70 retire ffO0 efaos.
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me Callfgrnis sxenrssonists wao -
sausly veal 70 Ossesn o. tbs isss spiss
sro.dstlon are talkina % The ssn fran-
$50 uapsss ~ II they bird seen ely s1as
sbsr. 4 % sas Of - North Pscias
es..,. They are sadi5 dslndsa. 1esir
nsrtbwnrd isurusg ended before sasy
h.d r.ashsd the moas Interesting raF'
q ne eouBiry shsy bad osns 2 See
Thsy turned bick Al ths ooluSeia Fisss
.nd snu ucshinR Of Pazss Sound o. sss
elsriosa land whieh surrounds - Or
zen is pretty Rood aiAas IN iss Vag'
bus 4 ID nss washinRion lsrtitafJ-
TIE real sIoEiss o. she North Paeia'
eoass are porth Of tbs ooiumsia river'
rbo szouralonista sho rstnrnsd 70 Cab
sognls uithSut ctossleR che coinmbia
ars more 10 BE- gifted lhsn bIsned.
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TACOMA.
vakx srMoocx aATs ABogF sEIza saoE
AT AID nsArEa IN HIS oua H0UsE.

vatx ernoocK aATs kBouF HElHa saoE
At AID nxArKa IN ms 0wN H0U1E.
1T. aimesok waa arrested yesterday,
charged 81 Constable Breton vita as
eauif uish deadly weapon. Simcock
.tvss with bis family IN dsuble bEiid-
tnR. ATE otteF half 81 Wish e cenpied
~ Va. Abercf1mhie snd bis family.
Absgerombls told Br0tton en- ihe night
before sbst somebudy vas proving
ar0ana aud under his house. fhe en-
Ger wnnt 20 investigate, and going IN
der the house struck . match and By its
liaht discovered man. De claims
shsi the man had q knife IN bis hand
snd nade az hins, and that be lBrolionl
Hred and then eliBehed and used the
pnft ~ she revolver over bis bead
sith sneh eject IS 20 sabdua bin.
When Il vas discovered the man lived
il the house. overhead and bis wife
pleaded for him 10 wAs decided nct 70
arrest him that sight, bat subsequently,
information was mades hs stated, and
he VS. arrested yesterday and held an
der 400 bail. He was tsken to jail,
where be vas visited u the afternoon
by BIZ uife aud child. Simeosk shows
svideres Of some close shooting, his
right sye bsing inHamad aud bloodshot
and surrounded By marks Of powder.
dis stsEy IL very simple. He says be
ssartsd 10 walk 10 Sseiiaooom IA the
alternooa, bat only g0t e. far as ktf-
teenth street when be changed his mind
and pat il the afternoon at the knights
Of labor reading room, visited enc or
two saloons, and 81 his usual time 10
shs evening vent and Got bis oEercoat
FROM the saloon where be had left 10
and started home. Previous 10 going
30 me steps be vent under TIE bo1ss-
4 sort OF cellar where they kepa their
vosd. he vas almost Immediately fol
loved by q man who struck q light with
q match and then Erred. Il vas CON-
pleeely taken by Surprise" said 6im-
cock. ''and exclaimed Ny God, man
Do yon want 10 kill met > Rot no an
aweF and isEksd ont my knife and went
fer him. knsv nothing from that
instant until cot upslairs. vas sort
OF stunned By The shots that followed.
When fully realized What bad taken
place, sou,e moments later, wsa haht-
iHa mad" As fer as there having been
anyboty ps1Uiing aFouad tbs haGss. !"
be said, II can say notnlng, Tor l was
Get there. may have been mistaken
for s0me one else. VS. not In the
oallas more than fifteen seconds when
the oGheas came down. I did not know
Who Il wss. did net have ny knife
eut until ! vas shot at. Tbs Aber-
crombis family ali ssy tseY knos there
ia ncahina wrong With me- On Christ
mas day ws were IN and ate our Christ
unRs dinner with them
there aili Be 4 bearing 10 the matter
lodRy and " there il anything crooked
about ne sasir STAT dses nOs appear 10
she statements Of the different parties Il
vili pFobsbly BE- bFouRht oct.
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annArNR saEaa.s,s FosITIoN.

aenasor Sherman announces that be
via opvoas she confirmation Of The
apuoinsmsna % sx SECRETARY Lamar 70
de sapsume bensh aud viii make every
honorable elect 10 seoare his defeat,
shoaah he sAya the prospees OF bic
opvesition belns successful is not aal-
eerinQ. Il il gratifying that Senator
eAssman has taAsn this positioH. theugA
d alehs have been supposed that ona
80 theEoashiy imlsed ~ he siah shs
asntinsssts q RsFublseasism would
have taken 10 ether. There Was fear
abroad that no sanAaaE woaid be willing
90 spaAk cat boldly Aad opsnly sgAiass
ne eonarmation o. this disgFaosful
appolntmena. and Il IL possibla thss The
fsca that Senator EAsFasaa has dons 60
usli serve 10 sttaen The few Of bis Re
vahlseAn eollssguea whe ara spparenily
psrparea 70 vote With ne psmeOsaas 20
plass uyon NE snpfems bench a nan
WHO Ohsald never oecapy position %
inpostAns os 80 h0sagAels. Tesre hss
been . eartoas hssiiansy amons tbe
Rspahliean senator's Seeal spssktng cut
IL regard 70 ths cass Of Lamar. HE
moaa radical have spoken theit eppoSi
sion IN walspsra And shsse has bean
sxidsrt feeling thai any spss cFiti-
essn o. enc Of tie mosa unsspsstAni OF
shoss Who assOve 20 destroy toe uRson
Was Ia vsEy bad tasss ssa OaShs 10 b
Aipsongage6.
TAeee are - nAaS rSasons uhy
Lamar shoald nst oeSapx 3 p'ase On
shs savxeme bsncs that d woai1 Be "a
"a. q follg DO aftesaet 10 enunesaas
sAsm. First 81 all II Ne saiodsof iayai
cltiusns are shs oeisStious based rpon
hls as,isaaa In regard 10 tse sanstitO
stonai massachusetts, vAieh ssew GA Of
~ var ans bic higals sh3setiossela
hahAa Of mAklnE "A svldsas On 81 esea
ssous thai b AL eolaa tts episions
wAlsh b held rgios - tes attack os
Fora snmsss. He = ssstAlnAg - sees
unrspsntans u t1ss vho astsngasa 70
aaasroy sbs uoisn aad seo have stnes
he,a ollies aaSas tie Rssernmeai ueisA
wansa nos sxia he tos ~ fast thai
shslr sess,a ssfs 10 Eaia p1iaAa sef.
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DzsIs. Ilsza4f nstss = rrs1ss
& r..sssa fssailg. bsi 3 IFS - -
nj 10 shsir hsaEfs shnss f9p nalcEiazs
q e lans ~ - ssarp1skIf aessEa
- lhey usEs hefcrs azarl and s6sr-
man shipBes lhs lsfs ess ~ ake ~
beEia1.
Tess otona ere nsi boeegsrs
sks sniy enes thnt csn be usrsa aRsinsa
ahs carAr@aaisu q Lamar. TheEs sHs
Macy oshe1n he = pa eiaed fog ~
possslon 10 whfsh be asplreE he i nns
sssn = EaEyss. exsepi b ~ sxtssnasg
piekuiskisn sezss. Il = trua thst hs
rs n6miate1 70 ~ bar many yeaEs
aaa. bua - bsaame . passsNssf e
nsasheuaties q ssafhsrn coilees In.
msdlately afisxwara snd has nevsl
slnos nlsds any rrstsnss q psactisine
hir psofsasiea. His fsapsrsusni i no.
b. sap meansa tasieiai Gee, sad - 4
alusss he iast man taaa uould b -.
Isoisd b. 60 impartial person to 90
sr1h . position. Farsaer than LIS. hs
rasuy ys1fs aas pzsssd - 80 vhica
as ssoaas b isng sssrs hzs dscrssd q
belnz shs assassst - whish q man
shsald bszin service upon ths supsems
hsnoh. sid. 70 sEovn al. there = %
pgsssnss tbaa his sppointnant vas nsl
: p1gsly poiitisal en-. Il senatorial
ssaps i 70 Be followed. Lamar shoald
b. rsSeaatrd 70 pEivats iiss b s vote 90
enphalIs that Pfssidsns Osyslsnd
uouid ssmsnbsF Is Whsa Be selected
aEoshss fsyssise 70 Gil tha vnsansg CT
tie Supreme eourt.
II 81 Of ths Rspabliean senators had
toe couraas 70 Epsak oat as Sherman
hes spoken and 70 vote a. SheEnan vii
vote, Lamar woald nsysE Be called upon
@ inaerpFss che constitutional amend
msnsa which be does not admit 10 be
HNN4AeAAt
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6IAp II Was No WaRzn.-d. @. Hall,
The man who cot Alexanoer Dooelss
- saith Ia jail aud wears the sppeat-
saee Of msn VITO ksd heen roaEhly
baH died. die isit eve Is Sssii very black
snd blooasaot Aad be Aaa to aglf aGts
&C bis forehead. dsstsce LAHreBca has
6Iasi BIS hocds al 5000 psndsng hear
inc. Hall saws be hss a nuu6eF Of good
friends in tais city Who vouid f1rnish
bsnda 10 lesseF ameunt, bot teAa thay
taiuk thia flsaFe too high AmooR these
VITO wea2a necome his bail ne says, ere
hts farmer employers, AeiHles, 81 the
Tacoma tsAuuaFy, aus Wotd, The baker.
He siili declares teat be knoss rctbinG
% hast10 cnt D1oelas ard 81 he hiss
40 gru3Re aeaias1 hin a. be never aaEt
tns man before. He tanks TIE severe
cearze nsds aEAinst him BY D1uglas
ia wranr," hua aSmts tast q vas a
slsss eall % being svea Krsxsf ehsEzs
aud sara be Is ssFx thsakfsi tskt is Wzs
nos -. nosSizs has - fNs secsvtrsd 80
d Be ahis b ESg apnn BE tess Acaia spd
he he<rink. therefore sili taks p&4ae Il
a fpu 6ayA
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WAITE T0EE RCEaALEEz1 /
Asxnzz1zzeEils cn1er ~ keA1s e xellg
EnMn4 ~ LIS anz HlEanAlaaa Wanssa wGll ~ /
lz11rll1 = - ~ = 3 $50 slsa ~ 81. /
iNNa41rGk RaTU1zt alznl1 - 41Fzase.
urAETED.--fafMxaEk4E1x. coon RoExx
~ -. VI hes.a. AIRY e - e4ee. 6
81 HOBNo MkN.
w M1llz4 - w41k ~ small wn<Ns sd .
si.61[ a1ls..s j. 4 & q sEis s1iss. dsis
TsoR REN7-A NrcE FRUNf EoeN KrR~
" n!.ee4 bcAE4 an4 EA1AEB A1zIsea
- =. -. -. &C. -
T5soR nKMT-THBKm ROCKS. UEFUR.
d ni1Asd 11od locz.i1z. AdaEE8 :. ~
80. 80 3
|T,o LET-zEnEzx FURzIsHEn Rooms.
Il ssnth 2seosa stresf. hesEean 11eEscn nn1
Ktns. Apsly = 80 nsa hnnsa. dzz8&
HTAHTEp-xxAR DENNY SCHOOL. Two
w q 1hraa En14rni1hea rpazns snE Aoass-
Es.g.rE AAdrm Ashik 3. JONES :. AS
INTERPRETATIONS As CHEZ COOK
w IN Asshl sannfzy hs.al psssszzsdi hes
r osT-A PASS BOOK NTH THK HFnER-
IL Ma savings aa1 Lezn societE a esn
Ffnneiaen, II ths nAzla u MngRas Breoks )
NnGnw l1a47S FA1 en1er WiH plsA1e rs.urn
. sAls ezzes and rsaslsa rewaEd. dazg Sc
n osT-ox THURSDAY LAsr, 4 R0UxD
IL hrsastptn. Win sszF b eskssr znd small
ennfs nttscAe1 Fin1eF alll Pleass lsaEs e
thfs sfsee and be rHBardsa. des7 q
XKTANIEo-PosIEI0s 81 ToUNo MAN.
mn A. $3.50 "a
faEiahea- A1dress Z. ikla selse. dszS
E0R sALE-OUTFIr o. PRIVATE BOARD
A. i1g hsuse. vim lk4ns q konse; god
locatiun nnd he1Hs faH e boardnl2
h0LMk8s EkN0k&k4 3 L0cKAND,
ds1s In 5 celnnn B1ssk
HONS WANrKD-Bx AN ORPHAN B0X.
~ "A Jeans Cd. IaqziEs q DR. Q. \. MKR-
k10k. sapeElntsndznt osun1y Farm dsx2zf
A BARGAIN.
A RENK RkEzDkNoE. WITH TWO LOTS,
"a wtfhin ssgen blocks q the postsz1se, for
$3.50 ten roaEns and bafhroom.
E6HELMAM, lLEWkLLEN 4 CO.,
aelIa ee.lsles WASH.
T10R sAI.R-FW0 4. DaTSa HOUSES. A
IN Gne sroeeTy hnElnsas. Half ln1aEest In
me hsst paying business IN Seattle. MORE
Co., oezD1r NH = Co2merclsl atrestS dled
1HTANIED- COMPkTENT WOMAN NURSE
wv ai the county farm. Address DIR. O. II.
MkRaIoE. da15tf
FURN HE'D oRRIoE Room FOR
IL rent. Apply At shis ofiss- dslssf
HTAETRD-YOUEa MAN As DRAUGHTs-
wv man Cali al Room 6. Posr-IExzz1z-
GENcz Bulidine. ds1otf
AHoNEY TO L0AN-oN CHATPKI. on
M peEssnAl security. i've sock, h0asehoic
furniture, maaacal inskrumeutn. general mar
ehanase, &c. CoHPF0N, KILLER 4 CO.,
J4mea slrest. opposite 0cctdentAI. ds5tt
WAHfRD-A WOMAN TO DO WASHING
w and ironing f0E nnmbsr Of young men;
must b earofal and neat. Apply e this
once. dsstf
NJ oTI0E-A LADY, WISHES AN KNGAaE-
1N ment - nurse, By the dap. week or month;
modaEHte eharss[ Address NURSE, q this
once. dal In
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rms Nan FaoM MINor
uuKsTA InTo TEAns vHES Told OF HIs
sEruArI0S-nK DENIES HAyfSG EEKE
ISIo gRounbE BERo1g.

hkEuATt0N- uENlkt HAVING EAEN
GSTo sRouHbE BERoAg.
Roberi 7. Welsh, tbe man Who made
TIE remarkable Frn fFom g strset 10 tue
eater the ether day With half the t0Wn
afgsr him, was up before Jndse Law
renee yesterday 20 answer 20 the charge
preferred BY ]. B, Hanson 0f intent 30
felcnionsly eefraud him cut OF q bill for
board ADD iaoRire. asaoaufinR 10 IS. BE
plaadsd guilty and Gas committed 10
ISL Va default Of $500 bail.
IL Mr.. Corners absence City Attorney
Uarrgll seyee ~ prosecutor. He asked
Welsh what made bin run whsn b Uas
accused Of being = isil bird from Minos,
nakots. Il don't SGoW,n asia Welsa.
Il sas 10 = az and did nol kos what
20 DO o. what vas tie matter With me.
Vas broke and vent 20 Hanson's
boarding. h0ass and told him I had q iab
su3 90 sseured board and lodging. civ
iBs tha name Of Nilacn There il 20
alher charge agasnst me fer I never vas
10 ttoshle before. never vas arrested
snd usveF vas IN court, even Is 3 Wit
cess. before"
when Mr.. Carroll tald him the serious
nature Of ths charge asaioss him be
baFst iuts tears and cried liks 4 child.
lie said be had relatives who WeFs
ar1riy able 10 aud would psy of all bis
eeiieasians aud be hoped thsEsapon 10
&c released.
Teleerams 10 Aiinoi, Dakota, from
where, Il is allsFed. Welsh broke pFisno,
Aehirg Information aboat kim. have not
been answered.
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Yea will Be c0urieously received.
Whsther rick Or poor, strangers or
fr.ends, and shown sub vouderfully
bsauttful goods for rresents a such
loo pricas ~ Ger house eau only show.
Toklas 4 SipgsRnan-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

rT,HK DRAWENe CONDUCTED 81 MIA
NarT Esusea far wlSs1 Narshalf'a waseA
seoR plsrs t1aag. No. iaS Vas the nznhSF
6raws. ~. parssa hsdiag sid nnzhsE d
sa1lslaA - - vztcs.
lsrnaaY MRS. NARY JANSEN.
RsrE q PEscrx. vtgneaz.
Ysaxa. wash De 9t 49,. asss q
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gurFs coAL rRAcT. - fee ktsquslly
CssI eo1np&ny. casnpased ef @ Il Mas
tsseon, L ". Ar3ersa1. W. q. ryisF
saA GeorSe w. Drives. reported 10 tks
rasr- lsTNz11GEzcKR TIE ether taF -
Easarg hiea articles % tnearpera1scn
atsb sscrstaEY OEiaeA lave = trSc1 Z
coal isnS IA saWn2htr i6 fsss4tans 81
sEd bait e -, eass glnz 100 anres.
Driver. VIA Is 4 mineral 81 EFT, SAYS
there ase b he trzsi - feet e esai ID
Vssas ssum fsrse snd 4 eAlf feet b SEQ
"a 10 esiskness. The land. b. saya b
"a the praFSssa liaa q zhe TAsoa q
ssSthern raiiFasd. He sNss - cou-
rAay wsil negta e 0aee - cps1 y -
for maraea, he Claims has he esai Is
af sspsrIor ezaAasy.
Tnxrzs % cuanawsuE Tie eoapa
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81 kzallk hsl1 : nsssfnz Yeseee1s1 -
eene Ct snaln1x - 1entzzA u ADEMzS
e = tei1zErul e tnlsl.E : n'sszse. 80 -
rse1l4s1 flen MaNnx MiEsT 91E4nE -
1870 1890 fhns - GO nefsEres
- waa nos fasIy 2Et4EfHlne1 - a14AA-
EznlEh 0ncaz ArmslxnnRs % thl1 e1k9t
MI - oeFf = Resfifs fefag b maks =
ns1snzf a,aanuazs 81 f1e oaEs 4n0 -
psEt e tbs ksailA bo1fd upsn his -
lEEn.
MRxmnw nnnKKKE HMM&Ka 91eEADs--
9zsund waa br1Aen yss.er1.s n -
ot1s aSerne. Nanx TIE K11Iruno a4A1l9ns
fer Nr7esn Brrueffas s.res9 rAifseg.
Ike rails pEesl0ueiy fepeE4e1 ~ hnNi19
1870 usrs brsuatf = So aysu1e sld
6izeffbnted nlaua ms Fuu1e. ,. -.
campbsIl h1s ehasRs e E.1es.s s41ss I.
lmtauSnut of thu wosk nnd A. NeC11 Z
tEnsk-iezer. II - good wea.neE 80.
linues. Nj. Bannett says, thn traek 80
be pat down between re railloaa - -.
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days.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-22
CHANCERY SALE OF HOUSES NUMBERED 400
O3g2 404, 406; AND 40S1 NEW JERSEY AVE
NUE. NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON ID q

4. BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of -
the District OF Columbia in Equity sitting, passed 3
dated causes numbered respectively 1913, EQUITY
Docket 20, and 10245 Equity Docket g. the under.
signed as the trustees appointed by said decree will
gPba5. tfh s Il flint By # as
1887, at the hour Of FIVE O'CLOCK PM, lots mum.
bered Nineteen (19), Twenty (2O), Twenty-one ODD
awenty-tw0 l2), and Twenty -four CAD of the under
signeds subdivision OF lots 1ettered D. and
o. or4ginsl lot numbered One ~ in square numbered
SIX hundred and twenty nine 1921, in the CITY Of
Washington, in the District Of Columbia as the said
said subdivision is recorded in iber No.
District together with the improvements and ap-
pertaining to said numbered and subdivision lots.
Terms of sale, prescribed by said decree Onetnrd
% Of the purchase money Of each Of said numbered
hfteen o) days thereafter and the balance thereof
shall be payable in equal instalmens at six ( twelve
(12l and eighteen QS) months from the day of SALE
by the notes Of the purchaser purchasers thereof
corded deed OF trust and policy of insurance the
property Sold satisfactory in form to the UNDERSIGNED
trustees or al cash. at the option of the purchaser or
the undersigned trustees will be sold and clear Of
all such taxes and assessments thereagainst that the
collector of taxes of said District may certify to be
naming unpaid up to the time of SALE All recording
and conveyancng be the cost aud expense of the
purchaser or purchasers The title each of said lots
sold is to be retained until the final ratification of the
sale thereof is made by the court deposit of
on each lot sold must be made at the of sale If
from the day of SALE the undersigned retain
the right to resell the property sold the rick and
OF the defaultlng purchaser thereof.
FENDALL T. ALEXANDER,1
4S2 Louisiana avenue;
JOHN E. McNALLY, trustees.
Columbia Law Bldg.
THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer. je21.d6ds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-22
Following is the standing of the clubs to date
BASE BALL CHANGES.

BASE BALL CHANGES.
The Philadelphia Times to-day says: While the
Philadelphia club is in the West there is likely to
be many changes made in the team Ed. NJ. Daley,
one OF the pitchers and one of the best batsmen OF
the team, has been sold to the Washington club
and ne left for Detroit yesterday to join his new
love: He VIII probably play in center-neld and act
as cnange pltcher: owen Clark, the young Brook
the club had no use for him. There are rumors
that Bast1an and Mccarthy are to be sold. and
that CuS1ck Is to be released. Bastian is wanted
by the New York Club, and Chicago is reported to
have made an offer for him. Mccarthy Is wanted
by the st. Louis Club. In making future selec-
who know how to use the bat. Manager CARNEY
Is said to have been offered Daley, Clsick, Wood
or BaStlan Dy Manager Harry Wright. II Wood
had been selected Daley would have been placed
regularly In left field. It is now probable that
Wood Will be permanent fixture.
1t is rumOred In New York that Esterbrook Of
the Metrop0litans, has been sold to the Athletic
Club, OF PHILADELPHIA.